Whew, it's been a heck of a month for the nonprofity tech folks in the world: SXSW Interactive, followed by the Nonprofit Technology Conference. I attended both conferences, and paid a lot of attention to trends, commonalities, and differences that I saw between the two conferences. In this blog post, I list three commonalities and two major differences.

The voting is open for this year's Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC) workshops. The NTC is a not-to-miss conference for nonprofit organizations. You can't afford to NOT think about how your organization can take advantage of social media, video, online fundraising, hardware and software, and trends in technology. Included in this post is a summary of five sessions that I hope you'll consider.

I'm moving from Jerusalem to Boston! But I'll certainly miss Jerusalem - here are some of the wonderful ways that the community supports each other.

Have you ever received a request to connect with someone on a social network, but you have no idea who this person is? Or why he or she wants to connect? In this post, I suggest the best practices for trying to connect with someone you don't know on Linkedin, and why.

Share I’m off to the Nonprofit Technology Network’s Annual Conference 2009! I’m hoping to either live blog some of the sessions that I’ll be attending, or blog about my thoughts and “take aways” afterward. At this point, I’m planning to attend today these sessions (but these may change): Sunday, April 26: 1. Strategy consult for [...]

The importance of the business website will soon fade as social network profiles become the prime source of information about your organization or business. Facebook members, with thousands of new adopters daily, use the site to search for information, share information, bring others to events and causes and regularly connect with others on the site. Your Facebook page will soon become the most important tool you have to engage with your stakeholders. Read why the Page is the Website in this post.